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Many individuals claim to be operating as independent contractors, and some employers have classified certain employees as independent contractors. However, in some instances we have determined that these are misclassifications. We follow the federal guidelines as to determining "independent contractor" status. ... more
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An independent contractor is a self-employed person who operates a business through which he or she offers services to other persons or businesses. Many physicians, dentists, attorneys, and accountants are independent contractors. The IRS has several tests for who is an independent contractor and who is an employee, and in almost all instances, ministers and other church staff are found to be employees. ... more
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The specific and legal attributes of an Independent Contractor are fully disclosed in the Independent Contractor's Agreement that is included in the shopper registration process. In order to register as a shopper, you must click "I agree" to the contents of the Agreement. It's important that you read that Agreement in its entirety. ... more
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Services performed by an individual for remuneration is covered employment unless the following two conditions are met: The worker is free from control or direction of the performance of the contract for services, and The worker must be engaged in an independently established trade, occupation, or business. ... more
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